Anar Indo-mediterranean Cuisine

Their Chilli chicken, Fried rice, mutton pepper fry, fried chicken and Puri were amazing! We specifically went there to eat south Indian specialities and it was freaking awesome.

The worst food experience ever had. The food was from freezer and chicken shish kabob right from the frozen from super market. The more I write it making me feel sick. Overly priced the frozen food.Better to buy from food cart .

Came to eat here, arrived by 11:45 am. Doors were locked and no one was answering the phone. Not sure why they would say they open at 11:30 am if they don?t actually open at 11:30am.

Let?s gooo Anar/ India Cafe!! They give you the 2 year old menu for India cafe and start charging you Anar prices! The guy got upset when I Corrected him and refused to pay $20 extra. Dw! I still tipped him well!! I wasn?t being cheap but being real withthem!! His words ?we are not Printing any new menus right now but these are the prices (that he charged after the food)? Mangolassi not even fully filled, and charged $5-$6 idek!! Be careful!

Wow. I expected so much more. Do you remember ?jaw breakers,? well that is what there falafel is like. No tahini with it but maybe something like hummus. The Chicken Irachi Puttu was interesting, but could not really figure out what was in it. Thechicken shawarma platter tasted like Shop Rite Rotisserie chicken cooked to a leather like inedible consistency. If you wantgood shares check out Irvington Delight. Oh yeah, their falafel are ?Au point? (on point, as the French would say!